A song about falling for a celebrity. A love song you want to listen to when you’re truly smitten.
I’ve fallen truly in love with a celebrity.
At first I just thought they were cool or cute, but before I knew it, I was serious.
In this article, I’ll introduce love songs I want all of you in a “serious crush” to hear.
I’ve gathered a variety of romance tracks—from songs about being in love with a celebrity just like you, to songs that sing of the aching feeling of a love that can’t come true.
Find the one song that perfectly matches how you feel.
People might say, “Being in love with a celebrity… really?” but love is free, and having someone you like brings a lot of happiness, doesn’t it?
Let’s fully enjoy this moment of being in love!
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Songs about falling for a celebrity. Love songs to listen to when you’re truly, madly in love (81–90)
shooting starFukuyama Masaharu
The lyrics, written from a woman’s perspective, portray the feelings of a woman who falls for someone she shouldn’t.
You can sense her trying not to fall in love too deeply.
It also gives the impression that she feels guilty about this romance.
MPRINCESS PRINCESS
It is said to be based on a real experience of heartbreak.
Sung with an incredibly clear, translucent voice, the song flows gently and calmly from start to finish.
The way it recounts lingering feelings while recalling moments with a loved one—heart aching all the while—really tugs at the heartstrings.
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These are tracks from the first album, “Ongaku” (Music).
The lyrics were written by the poet 326, who was extremely popular at the time.
The song portrays a love that can’t quite find its footing, expressed in 326’s characteristically straightforward words.
With its mid-tempo pace and catchy melody, it’s an endearing, charming song.
Just… I miss youEXILE
A smash hit by EXILE, an artist who represents today’s Japan with universally recognized, overwhelming vocal prowess and exceptional performance skills.
It’s a love ballad that reflects on a lover one can no longer meet, and it has become a karaoke staple.
Time goes byEvery Little Thing
As the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Amai Kekkon,” it became Every Little Thing’s biggest hit single and achieved million-seller status.
It’s a ballad overflowing with regret and gratitude, reflecting on how, even while dating, small misunderstandings and arguments kept them from recognizing their ordinary happiness.
366 daysHY
This song, which became a hit as the theme for Fuji TV’s drama and Toho-distributed film “Akai Ito,” is filled with the aching feelings of a woman who knows the love can’t be rekindled, yet still loves him and can’t help wanting to see him.
The lyrics, expressing emotions that linger no matter how hard she tries to forget, are ones many women can relate to.
A song about being in love with a celebrity. Love songs you want to listen to when you’re seriously in love (91–100)
Stop this nightJUJU
It’s a hit song that was used as the theme song for the Fuji TV drama “Guilty: The Woman Who Made a Deal with the Devil.” It’s a bittersweet track about a forbidden love—where, despite telling yourself you shouldn’t fall for someone, your feelings only grow stronger, and you can’t picture a happy future together.
Wanting to escape the pain, you find yourself wishing the moments you can meet would last forever.